Ahead of Father's Day, Tomi Lahren sits down with King Randall I., Founder of The X for Boys, for an unfiltered conversation about the forces deliberately targeting the next generation. King Randall exposes how the media manufactures national division for profit, sharing his firsthand experience with outside agitators who "had to be sent" to stage riots in our communities. He also breaks down how modern narratives and white liberals strip young men of their backbone by pretending to be allies while tearing down traditional discipline. To fight back, Randall provides a rugged blueprint for rebuilding masculinity by teaching boys essential blue-collar trades—like changing oil and home repair—to give them real-world confidence and pride.

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Comedian Steve Byrne joins Tomi Lahren to expose why mainstream late-night hosts like Jimmy Kimmel, institutions like SNL, and "comedy referees" like Chelsea Handler are using politics to protect their own careers. In this episode, Tomi and Steve discuss:

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MLB legend Jim Edmonds joins Tomi Lahren to discuss the "woke" culture shift in professional sports. Jim holds nothing back as he explains why he has "no leeway" for National Anthem protests, how he would handle a kneeling teammate, and why modern MLB rules have taken the "human element" out of the game. He also gives his brutally honest take on the mainstream sports media's obsession with Shohei Ohtani and why he rarely watches baseball anymore.

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A solid WEEK after election night, progressive Nithya Raman has suddenly surged into the lead in LA—leaving voters completely flabbergasted. Tomi Lahren is joined by reality TV legend Johnny Bananas and close friend of Spencer Pratt to break down the aftermath of the LA primary. Plus - first look at one of Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s wedding invites.

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Waka Flocka Flame sits down with Tomi Lahren to discuss his support for Donald Trump, his shocking admission that he has never voted in any election, and his belief that votes don’t matter in the communities where he grew up. The rap icon also shares his unfiltered thoughts on the music industry and Jay-Z’s latest freestyle beef, declares Kanye West the best rapper alive and explains his own pivot into country music. Finally, Waka opens up about self-taught financial literacy and the massive personal milestone of becoming a father to his biological son at 40 years old.

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World Champion Tie-Down Roper Tyson Durfey joins Tomi Lahren to discuss the cowboy culture revival, the Yellowstone effect, and why rodeo refuses to bend to woke pressure. From faith and family to protecting children and preserving traditional values, Tyson explains why cowboy culture is thriving while much of the country is searching for direction. “Leave your leftist things out of our lifestyle.”

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U.S. Army veteran Brendan Jones says his dog Lucy helped him survive the stress of war during deployment in the Middle East — and he ultimately rescued her from ISIS-controlled territory and brought her home to America. Now, after a series of disputes tied to Virginia’s dangerous dog laws, Lucy has been taken from Brendan and his family, sparking national attention and a growing movement online to #SaveLucy. In this emotional interview, Brendan opens up about the incidents that led to Lucy being declared a “dangerous dog,” the mistakes he says he made along the way, and why he believes compassion, grace, and common sense should prevail before it’s too late.

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Tomi Lahren is joined by luxury real estate mogul and reality TV icon Mauricio Umansky for an unfiltered conversation on rising crime in Beverly Hills, California’s housing crisis, Hollywood leaving Los Angeles, and why he believes the city desperately needs common-sense leadership. Mauricio opens up about grabbing his firearm to protect his family, reacts to California’s failed “Mansion Tax,” sounds off on crime, homelessness, and failed leadership in LA, and even discusses why he’s backing Spencer Pratt for mayor. From Real Housewives drama to the collapse of safety and affordability in California, Mauricio says Los Angeles is at a breaking point.

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Joanna Krupa is trading reality TV drama for a boots-on-the-ground mission to save Los Angeles! The Real Housewives of Miami alum exposes the heartbreaking reality of animal abuse and open-air drug addiction on the streets of Skid Row. Joanna drops major truth bombs about the "BS" behind LA’s "no-kill" shelters , questions where billions in taxpayer dollars are actually going , and explains why she is backing Spencer Pratt for Mayor. According to Joanna, saving LA isn't about left vs. right—it’s about common sense, safety, and electing a leader who actually cares before the city completely "goes to sh*t". Plus, she opens up about why she regrets her "housewife" label, her take on her former co-stars' divorces, and why her hit show Top Model is still dominating in Poland.

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Tito Ortiz joins Tomi Lahren for a candid conversation about his complicated relationship with Dana White. He explains why he still has to pay for his own UFC tickets, why he wasn’t invited to the big event at the White House, and how speaking up about fighter pay affected their friendship. He also opens up about leaving California and the accident that almost killed him.

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